Halloween press-on nails (Item No. TY-299) do the blood-drip French look on a long stiletto — 1,500+ sets sold every season, and the formula is unbeatable: spooky, cheap, and removable on November 1. A French manicure with blood running down the tips is the classic Halloween nail, and TY-299 makes it a 20-minute application.

This is a finished seasonal set from a press-on export line: long stiletto tips with drip-effect French edges, maple leaf and rhinestone accents — ready to wear for parties, trunk-or-treat, and photos.

Product Overview

Why TY-299 Is a Seasonal Winner

• The #1 Halloween nail design — blood-drip French consistently tops spooky-nail lists. 15 Halloween designs.
• Stiletto shape sells the drama — long tapered tips make the drip look sinister, not silly.
• Event economics — a salon Halloween set costs $50–90; TY-299 is a fraction at wholesale pricing
• Stock timing — seasonal wholesale supply peaks August–September; this set is already proven.

Best For

• Halloween parties, photos, and spooky-season content.
• Sellers stocking seasonal inventory early — order before October. Business guide.
• First-time Halloween nail wearers who want the look without the salon.

How to Wear

Size by width (sizing guide), glue with a thin layer for 10–14 days of party coverage, and soak-remove when the season ends. Full routine: application & removal guide.

FAQ

When should I order Halloween press-ons?

Wholesale seasonal sets appear August–September; popular designs sell out before October. For personal wear, order by early October.

Do blood-drip nails look too gory for work?

Pair them with a dark outfit and they read as fashion; keep the full 3D eyeball sets for the party itself.

Can I reuse TY-299 next year?

Yes — remove with tabs or the soak method and store flat in the tray.

What shapes do Halloween sets come in?

Stiletto, almond, and short square are the most common; see the shape guide.

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